Review – Ip Man: Kung Fu Master – “All very exciting on the surface”
Following the long line of Ip Man films comes another prequel story set in his younger days in 1949. This time Ip (played again by Dennis...
Read MoreReview: Farewell Amor – “Never has a story about family separation been more timely or relatable”
Seventeen years is a long time. For Sylvia (Jayme Lawson), it’s literally a lifetime. But it’s also the length of time her...
Read MoreUS Blu-ray and DVD Releases: Mulan, The Godfather Coda, V For Vendetta, Collateral, Total Recall, Possessor and more
Mulan – Disney’s big-budget live-action adaptation of Mulan was one of the biggest casualties of the Coronavirus shutdown of movie...
Read MoreReview: King of Knives – “Refreshingly honest”
The King of Swords is found within a deck of Tarot cards. In a general context, it represents structure or routine and self discipline....
Read MoreReview – The Godfather Coda: The Death Of Michael Corleone
Francis Ford Coppola has re-edited the final chapter of his Godfather trilogy and re-titled it as The Godfather Coda: The Death Of Michael...
Read MoreReview: Murder Me, Monster – “Sparse, beautifully filmed, and deeply, deeply weird”
Murder me, Monster is a 2018 Argentinian film written and directed by Alejandro Fadel. It’s sparse, beautifully filmed, and deeply, deeply...
Read MoreReview: Anything For Jackson – “A delicious and devilish descent into darkness”
Streaming exclusively on Shudder from the 3rd of December, Anything For Jackson is written by Keith Cooper (A Very Country Christmas:...
Read MoreReview: 32 Weeks – “A formidable achievement”
Our memories are what help shape us as people. They aid us in making decisions about our future based on the events of our past. But...
Read MoreUS Blu-ray and DVD Releases: New Mutants, Resident Evil, Beverly Hills Cop, Chernobyl, Perry Mason, Top Gun, Popeye and more
The New Mutants – After being perhaps the most delayed film of the last decade, The New Mutants finally made it to theaters in a...
Read MoreReview: Thirst – “Great physical gore effects”
Thirst (Þorsti) is an Icelandic vampire movie that is written by first-timer Björn Leó Brynjarsson and is the directorial debut of actor...
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